Weather details and June totals across multiple cities
The daily weather report lists high and low temperatures for Atlanta, Bismarck, Minneapolis, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, New York, Duluth, Phoenix, Houston, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Washington with precipitation amounts and normals. It also notes barometer, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, and year-to-date comparisons. In June, Coralville Lake pool level and various dam readings show minor changes, while several births are recorded in Marion and surrounding areas on June 23 and 24 with multiple families named and locations provided.
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Atlanta
Bismarck
Tapolis
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L.angeles
Washington
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Multiple Civil Debtors and Local Notices Listed
A compendium of civil debtors with names and debts in Cedar Rapids area, plus numerous obituaries and service notices from various towns. Items include Patricia Lee Smith and spouse listings, numerous marriages and notices, church services, visitations, and memorial contributions, all dated around 12 12 p.m. Wednesday and nearby events.
Cemetery notices from Mason-Hand's Tama and Calmar Luther church
Funeral notices indicate services for Mason-Hand's in Tama and Calmar Lutheran Church for Mrs. T. M. Hilles land 79. Services set Saturday at 1 30 at Bohnenkamp's and Calmar Lutheran church. Visitation Thursday after 7 30 and Friday after 8 am at French's.
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Mason-Hand’s
Tama
Masonville
Ross Scanlon
Bohnenkamp’s
Calmar
T. M. Hillesland
Calmar Lutheran Church
French
Consumer to Foot Cleanup Cost Says Train
LAS VEGAS AP says Russell Train chairman of the President's Council on Environmental Quality notes that the consumer will ultimately pay for environmental cleanup. He says the polluter should cover initial costs but the consumer bears the final burden as benefits accrue to the public.
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Las Vegas
Russell Train
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Train
Tunnel Fire Tragedy Described by Survivor
A survivor recalls entering a tunnel blast scene where smoke and heat thwarted rescue efforts. He confirms four men were injured and believed the explosion was caused by natural gas ignited by a welder's spark. Hospitalized worker listed in good condition as tests show minimal gas remains.
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Walters
Vealey pleads guilty in multi-defendant murder case
Yablonski praised as mastermind and financier tied to the job. Vealey’s co attorney Hart says the plea aimed to avoid the electric chair. charges dropped include conspiracy burglary larceny robbery and breaking and entering. A later hearing will determine guilt degree and sentence under Pennsylvania law with possible electric chair or life if first degree murder. Further delay expected until trial of the other defendants.
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Vealey
William Hart
Pennsylvania
Sprague
West Virginia Doctor Elected AMA President in 1971
Dr. Charles Hoffman of Huntington West Virginia was chosen president of the American Medical Association at the 1971 convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. He will take office June 1972 succeeding Dr. Wesley Hall. Hoffman, 66, is a former West Virginia Medical Association president and chose urology after losing a kidney in medical school.
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Atlantic City
N. J
UPI
Charles Hoffman
Huntington
W. Va
American Medical Association
House of Delgates
Wesley Hall
Ralph Teall
Sacramento
Calif
L. O. Simenstad
Osceola
Wis
Hoffman
West Virginia Medical Association
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Want Ads Work For Buyers And Sellers Alike
Classified want ads serve both buyers and sellers by connecting needs with offerings. Readers can post or browse items for sale, services offered, employment opportunities, and housing options in concise notices.
Regents Allocate Returns Reductions Across Iowa Universities
The Iowa regents trimmed UNI unallocated funds by 987000 while boosting Iowa U and Iowa State budgets. University of Iowa receives 73035000 for two years, ISU 58311000, UNI 23329000. Presidents Kamerick and Parks pushed concerns over future costs and enrollment shares amid tight general education budgets.
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Iowa U
Iowa State
UNI
U. of S
Richey
Obituary: Naomi Hammon 1896 74 dies in Cedar Rapids
Naomi Hammon 74 of 1500 Oakland Road NE died Tuesday after retiring from Northwestern University Evanston Ill She was born November 15 1896 in Black Hawk county Survivors include a son Howard of Lake Village Indiana two grandsons two sisters Ruth James Mt Vernon and Ethel McCullough Evanston three brothers Bruce Lisbon Edward Center Junction and Robert Mesa Arizona Services Friday at 2 p.m. Morgan Funeral Home Mt Vernon friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday
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Naomi Hammon
Oakland Road
Obituaries and funerals in Kalamazoo area notices
Mrs Frances P Holland funeral Friday at St Matthew’s Church with burial at St Peter’s cemetery. Rosary Thursday evening at Stewart funeral home. Surviving are Mr and Mrs Samuel Jean. Also listed are Fred L Bokerney and George L Meyer with services at Chapel of Memories and Brady mortuary respectively, all followed by Cedar Memorial cemetery burials. Continuous notices cite Trinity United Methodist Church Eden United Church of Christ affiliations and Cedar Memorial funeral home handling.
Estella Graybill Dies in Oelwein at 75
Estella Edna Graybill 75 formerly of 406 First Avenue NW died Tuesday in an Oelwein nursing home. A retired telephone operator at the Roosevelt hotel she also worked at Craemer's. She lived in Cedar Rapids 30 years and was active in St. Patrick's church and the American Legion auxiliary. Survivors include son Duane of St. Paul and daughters Mrs. Kenneth Butters Fayette and Mrs. Kenneth Mersch Cedar Rapids, 10 grandchildren and one great grandson. Services Friday at 11 a.m. Sacred Heart church Oelwein. Rosary Thursday at 8 p.m. Brant funeral home Oelwein.
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Estella Edna Graybill
First Avenue NW
Oelwein
Graybill
Roosevelt Hotel
Craemer’s
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Duane
St. Paul
Kenneth Butters
Fayette
Kenneth Mersch
Sacred Heart Church
Brant Funeral Home
Woman dies from gunshot in personal safety case
Elizabeth Ann Conner 44 of 1159 C avenue NW died Wednesday afternoon from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. Linn county medical examiner ruled death by own action. Survived by husband Robert C. Connet a daughter Dawn Michele and a son Michael Robert. Services set for Friday at First Christian church with burial at Friends cemetery.
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Elizabeth Ann Conner
C Avenue NW
Linn County
Elizabeth Ann Connet
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Robert C. Connet
St. Luke's Hospital
Connet
First Christian Church
U.S. Power Squadron
University of Iowa
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Davenport
Dawn Michele Connet
Michael Robert Connet
Beulah Walter
John M. Hardy
Friends Cemetery
Springdale
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Senators Seek $8.7 Billion Defense Budget Cut
Senators Mathias and Proxmire propose a ceiling of 68 billion dollars for the defense budget starting July 1, arguing Viet Namization and manpower cuts can save. They note the administration seeks 75 billion with Congress already adding 1.7 billion in salary increases.
War Study details on Vietnam era decisions and figures
The article summarizes a Pentagon study indicating Johnson sent then Vice-president to Vietnam in 1961 to urge South Vietnam to invite U.S. ground troops, while Diem resisted. It notes a 1963 NSC rejection of a State Department pullout plan and cites McNamara's 1967 push for a coalition government and later recommendation to push Saigon toward accommodation with non Communist NLf members.
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Nedy
Johnson
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Diem
Sun-Times
Los Angeles Times
Pentagon
National Security Council
State Department
Paul Kattenburg
Rusk
Knight
Defense
McNamara
Saigon
National Liberation Front
Describing Camels as Desert Dwellers and Water Averse
The article notes camels are animals of arid deserts with a strong aversion to water. It explains they resist crossing even small streams, highlighting their drought adapted nature and water avoidance.
Knowledge Isn’t The Only Reason Knowledge Isn’t The Only Reason
In Grand Forks North Dakota AP reports high school pupils seeking UND summer school for juniors must write why they want to attend. One applicant wrote a revealing line claiming a 36 24 36 figure as his reason. Registrar Milford Ulven said honesty might offset any lack of academic zeal.
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Grand Fork
N.D
University of North Dakota
Milford Alven
Ulven
Byrd Birth Date Revised Three Months Earlier
Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia is about two months older than he has claimed. A birth certificate found by Byrd's older brother shows the date as November 20, 1917, instead of January 15, 1918. Byrd was raised by his aunt, Titus Byrd, and adopted her surname.
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Washington
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Byrd
Clyde Sale
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Titus Byrd
Top Secret Stamp Being Abused Says Expert
Washington AP former air force security expert William G. Florence told the House that at least 20 million Pentagon papers are classified and that 9942 percent should not qualify even for the lowest confidential stamp. He served as Pentagon deputy assistant for security until last month.
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Washington (Ap
Air Force
Pentagon
Stamp
William G. Florence
House
Ment Operations
Florence
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Subcommittee
Jury Awards Four Plaintiffs in Benton County Horse Races Suit
A Linn district court jury returned a 12515.27 verdict in a 63750 case filed by Elmer H. Miller Scott W. Birlingmair and others over injuries at the Benton County fair on August 4 1968. Four verdicts were returned against four defendants including Dale Buck and the Benton County Agricultural Society with sums awarded for personal injuries and medical expenses. The trial followed two weeks of evidence and disputed negligence over rider experience barricades and infield spectators.
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Elmer H. Miller
Scott W. Birlingmair
Benton County Fair
Linn District Court
Miller
Birlingmair
William Birlingmair
Dale Buck
Dale Buck, Jr
Benton County Agricultural Society
Trail Blazers Saddle Club
Waterloo
Bucks
Center Point
Faulty Brakes Blamed as Car Strikes Three
Three women were injured when a car failed to stop at a red light due to faulty brakes at Second avenue and Second street SE. Driver Vernon M. Molitor, 304 K avenue NW, faced a charge. Victims Etta Shackelford 79 Walker Betty Keiper 52 Palo and Norma Cook 57 Troy Mills received treatment and were released from St. Luke's hospital.
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Second Avenue
Second Street
Vernon M. Molitor
K Avenue NW
Etta Shackelford
Walker
Betty Keiper
Palo
Norma Cook
Troy Mills
Pope Renews Plea for Jerusalem Internationalization
Pope Paul VI renewed his appeal for internationalization of Jerusalem in Vatican City. The appeal underscores ongoing Vatican efforts to secure a neutral status for the Holy City amid Middle East tensions and calls for global convergence on the issue.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Pressman Union Names Laurance In NLRB Action
Cedar Rapids printing plant local 104 files unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB in Minneapolis against Laurance Press Co. after a May 26 election, alleging two employees were discharged for union activity and that the company has not begun contract negotiations. M A Pusateri leads local 104. Henry Heaton declined comment.
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Cedar Rapids
Laurance Press Co
First Street
National Labor Relations Board
Minneapolis
NLRB
Laurance
M. A. Pusateri
Henry Heaton
Band of Maoist Ambushers Kill Town Mayor in Luzon
In northern Luzon a band believed to be New People's Army members ambushed and killed a town mayor and four companions. The incident underscores ongoing insurgent violence in the region.
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Manila
New People’s Army
Luzon
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Rise
Stephen Norton
Marion
St. Luke's
John Vangerpen
Gary Yockey
Valleyview Drive
Michael George
Blairs Ferry Road
John Dayton
Northview Drive
Richard Jones
Williamsburg
Patricia Lee Smith
Thirtieth Street
Patrick Lee
Patricia Ann Woods
West Branch
Clement J. Henry
Virginia C. Gogel
Robert R. Lehman
Laure M. Johnson
Gary L. Brucher
Marcia K. Kadlee
Michael R. Chmelicek
Kathleen M. Carter
Kenneth F. LeVelle
Karen M. Weidenbacher
Richard A. Hoelz
Jane L. Huyck
Arlan R. Thompson
Maquoketa
Marlene A. Hovey
Burr Oak
John E. McDonald II
Vera A. Northrup
Thomas J. Bailey
Riverside
Jacqueline A. Hill
James T. Bego II
Forest Park
Linda Jordan
John R. Bellinger
Olney
Sandra K. Seals
David G. Barnhart
Sandra L. Gaines
Mt. Vernon
Carol L. Hyde
William L. Hyde
Jean E. Rajcevich
Joseph Rajcevich
Ronald G. Kinkead
Ella M. Kinkead
Billie D. Quinby
Michael D. Quinby
Pauline E. Hines
Roberto S. Hines
Richard Donald Drievold
Linda Faye Drievold
Diane C. Henley
Jimmie D. Henley
Jay D. Bartels
Nancy Jo Bartels
Janice M. McFarland
Michael D. McFarland
Vaughn Edwin Canady
Colleen Sue Canady
Robert James Geno
Betty Jean Geno
Patricia Ann Johnson
David Kirk Johnson
Louella Hilleshiem
Lloyd J. Hilleshiem
Ingeborg F. Simnacher
John F. Simnacher
John M. Tudeen
Marsha L. Tudeen
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Iowa
Wheatland
Mary Alice Kreinbring
Peace Church
Bennett
Sheets and Son
Decorah
Albert Fulsass
Steine
Ossian
Johanna Funk
Schmitz
Maynard
Geneva Landry
First Baptist Church
Brant’s
North English
Addie B. Mahannah
Powell
McIntosh
John J. Yuva
G Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dr. NE
Rose Mar
Denny Long
Embassy Club
L. E. Pickett
Leon and Jerry
Your Family
Adv
Hiawatha Garden Center
Jerome’s
Houghton House
F Ave
Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Jude’s School
Patti Conant
Terri
Patti
Diane B
Linda
Barb
Diane R
Betty
Hiawatha Beauty Salon
Executive Plaza
1St Ave. SE
John & Ed’s
Sandy
Berger Furrier
Bible School
Nimmer’s
Pierson’s
Ellis Blvd
Pacific Northwest
Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
Central Plains
Yablonski
West Virginian Ama
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
William Haywood
William Earl Haywood
Gas Distribution Department
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Iowa City
Stuttgart
Ark
Florence Svoboda Beck
Hammond
Ind
First Church of the Nazarene
Patricia Jellison
Richard Beck
Earl Haywood
Eldorado
Ruth Forbes
Los Lunas
N. M
First Avenue SW
Aleck Ulmer
Charles C. Keyes
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Wilhelmina Ulrich
Wilhelmina J. Ulrich
Ackley
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Chapter Oes
Craemers Department Store
Paul Ulrich
Denison
Turner Chapel East
John P. Woods
Regents
Legislature
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ISU
John Kamerick
W. Robert Parks
Donald Shaw
Stanley Redeker
Boone
Iowa School For the Deaf
Iowa Braille and Sight-Saving School
Estella
Sen. Byrd
Kenwood Park
Pope
Murdoch
Bep
Springville
Central City
Groer ‘the
Loew
Pressman Union
Peck
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